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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
7
An incoherent digest lists scattered items from distant places and events. It hints at Hawaii, California piracy studies, harbor charges, and a call for funds to support Pulama settlement, noting progress against the white plague and a need for thousands more.
Superintendent Vope reports seventy new teachers with sixty two arriving in the Territory. The rising number of school age children is noted as outpacing classroom capacity. Editorials discuss a Chinese military company story as a fake while a related report debunks the plan to drill on Anna Park Int.
Fragmentary OCR depicts accusations of misrepresentation, contract conditions, and negotiation delays. It mentions Wylie, stern cautions, and calls for decisive action while criticizing vague charges and urging clear inquiry. The prose blends legal phrases with dramatic inquiry about responsibility and truth.
An open political squabble targets the Hawaiian element and the Delegate from the Territory. The discourse, framed as a defense of American values, accuses opponents of anti Hawaiian bias. A separate short notice reports a trolley car accident on Prenton Street in Trenton, 17 people aboard, no serious injuries.
A fragmentary interior dialogue features Mrs Rccent Riehbond recounting an old story and a joking exchange about love and mischief. Uncle Eben muses on sailing for Paris while a hint of ongoing schemes and promised credit trims the talk with regional slang and humor.
The letter passage outlines a debate over Governor's appointment power and impeachment risk. It cites charges, investigations, and political maneuvering involving Kuhio, Delegate issues, and calls for accountability. The text references homestead matters, administrative access, and calls for examination of conduct and reappointment policy.
The text questions why the governor fails to protect homesteaders from plantation schemes and intimidation, asks what investigations or disciplinary actions have been or will be undertaken, and whether further public funds should be used to address alleged abuses and ensure fair treatment. It cites alleged depredations, sales pressures, and calls for accountability in governance.
Fragmentary excerpt shows debates over plantation labor, immigration, and governance. It references Governor power, territorial convention stances, tariff debates on sugar, and tensions between planter interests, European and Oriental workers, with calls for investigation and reform amidst political maneuvering and concerns about labor conditions.
A damaged notice warns Moana area property of ten fake measurements on wells and outlines a visit by Mr Martin to Pauoa to complete a landed net project begun yesterday. The report notes a Saturday visit for arrangements and mentions future port activities tied to the work. BORN.
A 1900s court note reports Mrs. Berman Jr seeking divorce at a Paris court. The document lists participants including Francis Levit Wellman, once known as Whim Jaeh, described as a prominent New York lawyer. The proceedings occurred at the Maternity Home with reference to Miss Berman and the parties connected to past marriages and separations.
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